heath
Member
so with two salt tanks running, mainly fish only with some soft corals and mushrooms, i've now started a small obsession with seahorses...
i'm wondering, could i set up a 20g with them, possibly my 2 urchins (who have been reeking havoc on my 72g tank- i would love to keep them, but not with delicate pieces, they don't stay attached well enough and its real funny when my pin cushion is carrying around a feather duster or the xenia.
does anyone have experience with them? i haven't done much research yet, am just in the beginning phase of an idea. i know they like to sit on sea fans, i'm fairly sure i could anchor those with urchins.
-mr. salty, i think your profile says you have a 10g with seahorses? are there any species that i should concentrate obtaining info on etc?
can't help to be in amazement with these creatures, just saw them at the baltimore aquarium. they had several urchins in with the tanks but these are 500g tanks....
they noted how the seahorses were breeding quite regularly in the aquariums and i saw a pair of pot-bellies mate right in front of my eyes! the male makes a little pouch, and the female shoots the fertilized eggs in, then the male carries the babies to full term.
(i won't make the obvious comment here about how nice that would be if it were the same way in the human world).
thanks,
heath
i'm wondering, could i set up a 20g with them, possibly my 2 urchins (who have been reeking havoc on my 72g tank- i would love to keep them, but not with delicate pieces, they don't stay attached well enough and its real funny when my pin cushion is carrying around a feather duster or the xenia.
does anyone have experience with them? i haven't done much research yet, am just in the beginning phase of an idea. i know they like to sit on sea fans, i'm fairly sure i could anchor those with urchins.
-mr. salty, i think your profile says you have a 10g with seahorses? are there any species that i should concentrate obtaining info on etc?
can't help to be in amazement with these creatures, just saw them at the baltimore aquarium. they had several urchins in with the tanks but these are 500g tanks....
they noted how the seahorses were breeding quite regularly in the aquariums and i saw a pair of pot-bellies mate right in front of my eyes! the male makes a little pouch, and the female shoots the fertilized eggs in, then the male carries the babies to full term.
(i won't make the obvious comment here about how nice that would be if it were the same way in the human world).
thanks,
heath
